The Dutchwoman guiding the gallery of America's most famous faces
Portraiture is a composite of perspectives involving the subject, artist, patron, and audience, creating a layered representation of reality.
How a government shutdown affects D.C. museums, the Smithsonian and memorials
Federal government shutdowns halt paychecks, scientific research, and can disrupt access to cultural institutions like museums and monuments.
Cooper Hewitt's Triennial Critiques American Power but Is Shy on Solutions
The Making Home exhibit showcases how design is intricately woven into the fabric of contemporary American life.
The Smithsonian and NASA Unveil Earth Information Center - Washingtonian
The Earth Information Center provides interactive visualizations on climate change impacts until 2028. Visitors can explore global and local environmental changes.
A Beacon Hill Brokers Story About Neil Armstrong's Toothbrush Boston Condos For Sale Ford Realty
Neil Armstrong's toothbrush reveals the peculiarities of donating memorabilia to museums, especially regarding personal items related to space history.
What Smithsonian historians are curating from the 2024 Democratic National Convention
The Smithsonian curators aim to collect political ephemera at the 2024 Democratic National Convention to preserve historical context.
James Baldwin's Most Underappreciated Talent
His personal letters deserve as much recognition as his novels and plays.